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Slippery Slope of Oil Smuggling Operations – Turkey, Georgia and Israel, 4-Starters
The shadow infrastructure of oil flows in Eurasia reveals hidden mechanisms where economics, politics, and intelligence intersect more deeply than is commonly acknowledged.
The Iran Conflict: Oil Markets, Shale Incentives, and the Acceleration of Multipolar Realignment
The US-Israel military operation against Iran, initiated on February 28, 2026, has produced the sharpest short-term oil price shock since the early stages of the Russia–Ukraine conflict.
Europe’s Energy Gamble: How the Iran Crisis Could Reshape the Gas War with Russia
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and surging energy prices are exposing the fragility of Europe’s post-Russian energy strategy while potentially strengthening Moscow’s leverage in global energy markets.
